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TenelShelter is a modular precast civil protection shelter system developed for rapid deployment, simple local installation and reliable long-term protection.
TenelShelter element system is prefabricated at Tenel’s factory in Kouvola. Usage of Tenel’s wall and roof slab elements speeds up the on-site shelter construction by up to 80%. The contractor can choose to install the elements themselves or order the installation directly from Tenel. The solution is considerably more cost-effective and faster than current traditional methods.
TenelShelter features and benefits
- Standard height: 3.0 m
- Factory-ready standard package within 4 weeks from order
- Optional outfitting and project-specific equipment available*
- Durable and safe, designed for high protection requirements
- Rabid assembly: typically 3–5 days
*Optional equipment:
- Outside view camera system
- Internet connectivity
- Kitchen
- Fixed furniture & partition walls
- Other project-specific equipment
Typical uses for TenelShelter include residential buildings, schools and kindergartens, hospitals and health care, and other public buildings.
Standalone & Dual-use
TenelShelter can also be installed as a standalone building and adapted for everyday secondary use – for example as a workspace, hobby room or guest room.
Further information:
Jani Julin, CEO, Tenel Oy
jani.julin@tenel-elements.fi
+358 40 5179459
TenelShelters are made from low-carbon concrete elements
The building materials and the construction work itself are key sources of the carbon dioxide emissions caused by construction. Tenel has taken on the challenge: the factory produces some of Finland’s lowest-carbon concrete elements, with a carbon footprint up to 35% smaller than ordinary concrete elements.
The carbon footprint of Tenel’s concrete elements has been verified with third-party audited EPD certificates. An EPD is a life-cycle-analysis-based report compliant with the EN 15804 standard, setting out the environmental impacts across the product’s entire life cycle. Verified by an independent third party and internationally recognised, an EPD provides straightforward evidence of a product’s sustainability. EPD calculations can be used directly in a project’s carbon footprint assessment.
How Tenel’s low-carbon concrete elements are made:
